i checked my tire today. psi was around 30ish..this is 1st time i checked after i got new tires (yokohama es100 195/55/15) if u own this tires. what is the right tire PSI? is it 45 just like stock PSI? or something else? thanks

 

45 is ******* high as ****, highest i'd go is like 40, 38 sounds good

 

depends on the tire.. 45 psi is normal for some tires.. gotta check the sidewall and see the specs

 

i usually set mine at max pressure when the tires are hot. when cold, like 15% below max.

 

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my pirelli`s say 51psi., i have em at 40

the correct tire pressure should be written on the sidewall somewhere.

 

And this is in a/c why.......

check your sidewall or talk to your tire guy .

 

oh iam sorry..i typed wrong..lol not 45 ..stock psi is 35..haha soo..go for 35 psi??

 

my sidewalls say 50 psi. my tire size is 225/45/16, so it may be different. i keep mine at 40 psi though. but i suggest going out reading your sidewall and fill tires accordingly. usually keep it a few psi under what it says on the sidewall.

 

anyone else fo sure?

 

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all tire PSI`s are different so your stock PSI wont be the same. why dont you just check the sidewall to be sure?

 

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all tire PSI`s are different so your stock PSI wont be the same. why dont you just check the sidewall to be sure?</TD></TR></TABLE>

why is that? i mean tire is 195-55-15 just like stock tire size..so PIS wouldnt be same?

 

i've got 195/50/15 avs es100 and i inflated them to 38psi recommended

you should call the tire guy and see what they say

 

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nope, PSI`s wouldnt be the same. different tire compunds, different layer construction, and other variables means a different PSI

 

i go 40 psi on my yok's...make sure i dont bend a rim...